- The
consignor, in a
contract of carriage, is the
party sending a
shipment to be
delivered whether by land, sea or air. Some carriers, such as national...
- pays the third-party a
portion of the sale for
facilitating the sale.
Consignors maintain the
rights to
their property until the item is sold or abandoned...
-
shipment of a
consignment of cargo.
Typically it will show the
names of the
consignor and consignee, the
point of
origin of the consignment, its destination...
-
dispatches an item to a
receiver via a
delivery service, the
sender is the
consignor, the
recipient is the consignee, and the
deliverer is the carrier. This...
- A
consignment agreement is an
agreement between a
consignee and
consignor for the storage, transfer, sale or
resale and use of the commodity. The consignee...
- or
vehicles to
provide information on the
cargo manifest such as its
consignor, consignee,
quantity of goods, origin,
destination and value. Immigration...
- down with the ship
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Owner Seaman Mutiny Stevedore Judiciaries Admiralty court Vice...
- concrete.
Bucket elevators are used to lift
grain to a
distributor or
consignor, from
which it
falls through spouts and/or
conveyors and into one or more...
- from the
gross proceeds due to the
consignor/seller.
Consignee and
consignor – as
pertaining to auctions, the
consignor (also
called the seller, and in some...
- the
third party. It is
clear that when the
carrier contracts with the
consignor, it also
contracts as an
agent of the stevedore. That is,
either the carrier...
